Search for missing man to resume tomorrow
Search for missing man to resume tomorrow
The search for a man missing in Dunedin since Tuesday has been suspended for the day, but is due to resume tomorrow.
Wyatt Ryder
Three schools in South to get $4.5m
Three schools in South to get $4.5m
The Government is investing over $4.5 million in three Otago and Southland schools to help stabilise short-term role growth.
Southern exam turnout drop less severe
Southern exam turnout drop less severe
Exam attendance in Otago and Southland has dropped over the past two years, but compared with Auckland, Northland and Waitako, southern schools are doing well.
Kids can do attitude
Can do: pupils decide it's better to give than receive
There are few things more exciting about Christmas than presents, but children of this Dunedin school decided to give up their gifts and opt for foodbank donations instead.
On a roll: skater enjoying success
On a roll: skater enjoying success
Steve Ting thinks there is something thoroughly unnatural about strapping wheels to your feet.
Rest-homes grappling with new system
Rest-homes grappling with new system
With a new Covid-19 system comes a new set of regulations, but rest-homes are struggling to find the right balance between safety and allowing residents to see family.
Support outside court for anti-coal protesters
Support outside court for anti-coal protesters
Extinction Rebellion members show their support outside the Dunedin Courthouse for anti-coal protesters arrested at the Railway Station at the weekend.
Defending the truth pays off
Defending the truth pays off
Is it ever right to lie?
Weakened older buildings making space for the new
Weakened older buildings making space for the new
A series of buildings in South Dunedin have nearly been demolished, including the fire-damaged Wolfenden and Russell building.
Anthony just the bomb at manu contest
Anthony just the bomb at manu contest
Splash, style and sound are all ingredients for the perfect manu.
'Bloody annoying': Passengers caught up in protest
'Bloody annoying': Passengers caught up in protest
A passenger train trip was cancelled after anti-coal activists shut down the Dunedin Railway Station, but protesters say that was never their intention.
Railway Station protest: 8 arrests, tracks cleared
Railway Station protest: 8 arrests, tracks cleared
Eight people in an anti-coal protest have been arrested after securing themselves to a train and lines at Dunedin's Railway Station, forcing the cancellation of a service.
Drag racer mourned
Drag racer mourned
The drag racing community is mourning the death of a "racing legend" after an accident near Millers Flat earlier this week.
Never too old for a wild-side ride
Never too old for a wild-side ride
This week, 84-year-old Margaret Wilson broke a life-long promise to her father.
Robotic storytelling wins national title
Robotic storytelling wins national title
Pupils of a small rural Otago school have programmed their way to national success by teaching robots to act out a classic children’s tale.
'We don’t want a church divided because of Covid'
'We don’t want a church divided because of Covid'
Churches around Dunedin will hold separate services for those without a My Vaccine Pass, but worship leaders are trying to keep it from creating a split in the community.
Pupils doing their bit for Town Belt ecosystem
Pupils doing their bit for Town Belt ecosystem
With weeds, rubbish and pests plaguing the Dunedin Town Belt, a group of pupils are leading their peers in the charge to better appreciate and conserve our green spaces.
Nature School takes learning outdoors for children
Nature School takes learning outdoors for children
Most classrooms have four walls and a whiteboard, but this Dunedin classroom features a fire pit and a mud pool.
Busy few days for young film-makers
Busy few days for young film-makers
You may have heard of the 48 Hours film competition, but you probably have not heard of the more lenient 168 and a Bit Hours Film Festival.
BMX community goes all out for survivor
BMX community goes all out for survivor
Brianna Steedman (7) has always loved BMX, but after a bike accident led to the discovery of a tumour, the BMX community showed some love back to her.